SC rubbishes report on judges’ scuffle
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday termed false and malicious a report regarding an alleged altercation and scuffle between the judges of the Supreme Court during their walk in the evening the other day in Judges Colony Park.
In a statement issued here by the Public Relations Officer of the apex court Hina Firdous clarified that the report is false, mischievous and malicious stating that no such incident took place.
She said that the fake reporting about the judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan is a serious violation of the law and represents an effort by disaffected elements to diminish the dignity of the court and its members.
It is pertinent to mention here that a report regarding an alleged altercation and scuffle between judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan during their walk in the evening on April 13 in the Judges’ Colony Park was carried and highlighted through various social media platforms. The office of the apex court, however, refuted the report, terming it false, mischievous and malicious, clarifying that no such incident took place.
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